Introduction
Three days, Instructor-led
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
• A+ certification, or equivalent knowledge.
• Network+ certification, or equivalent knowledge.
• MCSA certification, or equivalent knowledge.
Microsoft Certification exams
No Microsoft Certification exams are associated with this course currently.
Course Materials
The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class.
The following software is provided in the student kit:
• Evaluation copy of Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 for classroom use only.
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to MOM 2005
This module explains how to plan for business requirements, determine the appropriate number of MOM servers, and determine the server locations.
Lessons
• Overview of Operations Management
• Overview of MOM 2005
• Overview of Implementing a MOM 2005 Infrastructure
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe how MOM 2005 meets the business needs for operations management.
• Describe how MOM 2005 works.
• Describe the MOM 2005 implementation process.
Module 2: Installing MOM 2005
This module describes the tasks that you should perform before installing MOM.
Lessons
• Performing Pre-installation Tasks and Installing MOM 2005
• Installing MOM 2005
• Performing Post-Installation Tasks
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Identify the hardware and software requirements for each MOM 2005 installation option.
• Identify the tasks that must be performed before installing MOM 2005.
• Install MOM 2005.
• Create the MOM Service accounts.
• Install and configure Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
• Verify the system configuration.
• Determine the MOM database requirements.
• Select a management group name.
• Describe what happens when MOM 2005 is installed.
• Verify a MOM 2005 installation.
• Identify common installation problems.
Module 3: Configuring the MOM Management Group
This module explains how to plan, create and configure a MOM management group.
Lessons
• Overview of the Configuration Process
• Modifying Global Settings
• Configuring a Management Server
• Importing Management Packs
• Discovering Computers
• Creating and Configuring Managed Computers
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe the process of configuring a MOM management group.
• Modify global settings.
• Configure a Management Server.
• Import management packs.
• Discover computers.
• Create and configure managed computers.
Module 4: Monitoring Managed Services
This module explains monitoring events, performance, and alerts using the MOM Operator console.
Lessons
• Overview of Monitoring Services
• Event Monitoring
• Performance Monitoring
• Alert Monitoring
• Customizing the MOM Operator Console
• Using the MOM Web Console
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe how to monitor a managed service.
• Monitor events.
• Monitor performance.
• Monitor alerts.
• Customize the MOM Operator console.
• Use the MOM Web console.
Module 5: Administering Managed Computers
This module explains how an administrator can use MOM to administer the managed computers within an enterprise.
Lessons
• Working with Rule Groups and Computer Groups
• Creating Rules
• Configuring Notification Groups
• Managing Tasks
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe what rule groups and computer groups are.
• Create rules.
• Configure notification groups.
• Manage tasks.
Module 6: Using Predefined Reports
This module explains how to manage collected data by using the reporting console, predefined reports, and the web console.
Lessons
• Introduction to MOM 2005 Reporting
• Installing MOM 2005 Reporting
• Viewing and Exporting Reports
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe how predefined reports are generated.
• Install MOM 2005 Reporting.
• View and export reports.
Module 7: Implementing a Complex MOM 2005 Infrastructure
This module explains how to configure multiple management servers to scale your management solution across the organization.
Lessons
• Overview of a Complex MOM 2005 Infrastructure
• Adding Management Servers to a Management Group
• Implementing Multi-homed Agents
• Implementing Multi-tiering
• Maintaining the MOM Database
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe complex MOM 2005 implementation scenarios.
• Add Management Servers to a management group.
• Implement multi-homed agents.
• Implement multi-tiering.
• Maintain the MOM database.
Module 8: Planning a MOM 2005 Infrastructure
This module explains how to create a plan to implement MOM 2005 in a reliable and scalable manner.
Lessons
• Introduction to Planning
• Planning the Configuration of a MOM 2005 Infrastructure
• Planning for Features
• Planning for Capacity
• Planning for Redundancy
After completing this module, students will be able to:
• Describe the planning process.
• Plan the configuration of a MOM 2005 infrastructure.
• Plan for features.
• Plan for capacity.
• Plan for redundancy.
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